Targeted: FC official shot dead in Khazana

He was on his way to a mosque to offer Taraweeh

Our Correspondent June 28, 2016
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PESHAWAR: A Frontier Corps official was gunned down in Muslimabad area within the jurisdiction of Khazana police station on Monday night. Speaking to The Express Tribune, a police official said Muhammad Amir, a resident of Parachinar, was a soldier in the Frontier Corps. “He was on his way to a mosque to offer Taraweeh when unidentified men opened fire on him and fled the site,” the official said.

Published in The Express Tribune, June 29th, 2016.
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